Qualcomm founder gives $133m. to Technion-Cornell Innovation Institute
New state-of-the-art applied science and technology academy to bolster New York’s credentials as a global high-tech center.
New state-of-the-art applied science and technology academy to bolster New York’s credentials as a global high-tech center.

Last week’s Boston terror attack highlighted the critical role of video surveillance analytics in tracing criminals and terrorists. It’s a field in which Israeli companies excel.

Newsgeek chose Israel’s Umoove as one of the three most promising Israeli startups for 2013.

Israel’s Kitchenbug formats recipes, tacks on nutritional information and adds keyword tags to optimize placement in a Google recipe search.

Israeli mobile app VI lets your friends rank your personality anonymously, using a list of 40 positive traits.

Why wait until leaving university to start a business? Campus accelerators give students a risk-free base from which to research and launch ideas.

He cut his entrepreneurial teeth in his dad’s Carmel Market stall, got a Harvard MBA and founded the largest site for trading in electronics.

A new fast, environmentally friendly and convenient solution for those last few miles between the commuter bus, car park or train to the office and home.

Personalized medicine, agriculture, mobile programming: ISRAEL21c looks at some of the advances coming out of IBM’s Haifa facility lately.

Caesarstone was the first company to use a high-tech process to turn quartz into a brand-new surfacing product. Now the kibbutz company leads the market worldwide.

US President introduced to seven blue-and-white inventions; calls them ‘remarkable.’

Janvest managing partner: ‘We operate in a gap in the investment market that allows us to get larger chunks of more mature and more interesting companies.’
Investment to support BriefCam’s global marketing and sales expansion for Video Synopsis technology.

An Israeli startup gives small-to-medium businesses a competitive edge in Internet and mobile advertising.

A hacker sitting just a table away could be hopping onto your device as you check your email, but Israel’s Skycure has you covered.